Bobby Lee Johns, also known as Bob, was 65 years old when he was last reported seen in Amarillo, Texas. He is described as a white male, about 5'11", with brown eyes and red or brown/red hair, and his case has been characterized as an endangered missing-person situation.
Available public reports indicate he may have been traveling west from Amarillo toward Adrian, Texas around the time he disappeared.
When he did not return or make contact, concern grew quickly, and law enforcement began working to piece together his movements and determine where he might have gone.
A major focus of the investigation has been his vehicle: a black 2011 Chevrolet Avalanche. Authorities later located the truck abandoned near Interstate 40 in Oldham County, around mile marker 15. The recovery location became a key search area as investigators followed tips and attempted to determine whether he left the vehicle on foot, accepted a ride, experienced a medical emergency, or encountered some other crisis.
Clothing details circulated in official bulletins described him as last seen wearing a baseball cap, a blood donation t-shirt, and cargo shorts. Over time, investigators and loved ones continued searching and re-checking leads, but public updates described the case as difficult, with no clear break despite efforts in and around the area where the truck was found.
In a later development, authorities reported that a rancher in a remote part of Oldham County found weathered clothing and items described as identifiers believed to be connected to Johns, and a subsequent search located human skeletal remains in the same general area. Officials stated that collected evidence was to be examined through the University of North Texas for identification purposes, and the publicly available reports from that time did not describe the outcome of that process.Last Seen: Jun 9, 2018
